thanks for sharing. Besides the preference for Australian made product, for resource(food) security it makes sense. Food is a key resource, which without imported fertilizer we lose a massive amount of growth potential.. having a domestic supplier capable of covering almost the entire national demand.. and at such a competitive cost is a golden opportunity. as previously highlighted, this seems to be fast becoming a politically favourable project for SA government to support. Carbon neutral (by 2030) target market with very little domestic supply, huge job creation opportunity. It’s ticking all boxes. I wouldn’t anticipate any issue with the PPL, and if all previous messaging is correct, the EIS looks a sure bet too. lck is ticking the right boxes, and reaching milestones. it’s a long hold, but with patience looks like it will payoff GLTAH
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